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Myths and Facts

A Guide to the Arab-Israeli Conflict

by Mitchell G. Bard

Recommended by Ben Shapiro

Recommended by Ben Shapiro

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Recommended by 2 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books, Politics, and History.

In the last sixty years, Israel has faced seven different wars. During that time, the country has been under immense scrutiny and been the recipient of false accusations. This leaves the public with many questions: Does Israel want peace with the Arab nations How do Islamic views affect IsraelUsing a number of sources, Mitchell G. Bard uncovers I...

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The best book you can get on the IsraeliArab conflict. You'll know everything you need to know if you pick this up.

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